Glenwood's Ohurd Manual Chautauqua Draws To Close
The Glenwood Chautauqua faced heavy rain that reduced attendances yet retained overall vigor. Towne delivered a strong Self Government on Trial address. Dixie Jubilee Singers performed farewell. Cope, Willets, Vaughan, DeMotte and the Chicago glee club entertained. Weather disrupted some events but audiences remained engaged, with Mrs Booth and Secretary Shaw slated for today and Robertson's moving pictures to follow.
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Congressman Towne
Towne
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Herbert
Leon Cope
Chicago Glee Club
Cope
Dr. Willets
Chautauqua Chatter Lights Up Glenwood Week
Storm fears drive crowds to shelter in the schoolhouse as tent events resume. Moving bridge noise stirs nerves during Cope speeches. Moving pictures open tonight with a Sunday close. A 40 voice choral treat under L A Bower slated. Mrs Bo othington Booth hosted during her Glenwood stay. Helen St Rayner of Council Bluffs sang last Sunday. Dixie Jubilee Singers farewells mark Wednesday travel to Rockport Missouri.
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L. A. Bower
Helen St. Rayner
Council Blulls
Chautauqua
Sam Jones Praises Roosevelt and Prohibition Nominee
In a Bryan public address at Nender son Illinois Sam Jones lauds Theodore Roosevelt as the era’s strongest man for honesty. The Nebraska Prohibitionists nominate J D Graves of Jarsdale now in Peru Nebraska for attorney general, stressing prohibition. West End Mills County needs a local flour mill to serve Glenwood farmers, who urge a first-class facility.
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Sam Jones
Bryan
Nenderson
Theodore Roosevelt
Uwe
J. D. Graves
Jarsdale
Peru, Neb
Nebraska
West End
Mills County
Glenwood
Bryan and Roosevelt Friendship Cited in Political Toast
A historic remark lauds Roosevelt and Bryan, praising their characters and forecasting Bryan’s presidential rise. The Nebraska county option law is cited with an initiative referendum, direct vote for senators, prohibitions on railroad passes and rebates, and calls for government ownership of railroads, telegraphs, and telephones.
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Nebraska
The Mother Dead and Father Insane Near Silver City
John Panzer, a 41 year old German tenant near Silver City, is found in a troubled family state after his wife’s death 18 months ago. His three younger children were sent to Des Moines, leaving two older sons at home as Panzer appears increasingly unsettled. An insanity board in Glenwood postponed action for ten days.
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John Panger
Silver City
Panzer
Dick Bada
Des Moines
Plumb
Insane Board
Glenwood
Edwards
Glenwood illustrated edition copies available at Tribune
The Tribune still has a few copies of its illustrated Glenwood edition on hand. It makes an excellent souvenir to send to friends. Drop in and get some before they are gone.
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Tribune
Glenwood
Good Farm Sales Near Silver City
Good farm sales near Silver City crown a brisk real estate week. Three farms totaling 449 acres brought 43500 dollars with per acre rates of 90 to 104 dollars. Oaks and Jackson headquarters report August Moehnert's 0 acre tract sold to Rudolph Kuhl for 9000 dollars and Joe Gerard's 159 acres to James Pullman for 16500. Further deals include Pullman selling 200 acres to John Schoening and A Plumer at 90 dollars per acre, leaving Schoening with 10 acres and Plumer with 16. Mills county dirt valued highly amid the transactions.
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Silver City
Silver City Times
Oaks& Jackson
August Moehnert
Rudolph Kuhl
Joe Gerard
Tames Pullman
Pullsmin
John Schoening
A. Plumer
Schoenins
Mr. Plumer
Mills County
Chau tauqua schedule details for remaining days
A fragmented program lists afternoon and evening acts at the Chau tauqua including orchestras, Chicago Glee Club, and lectures. Notable items include Maud Bullington Booth, Dr N McGea Waters, Loulie M Shaw, and Frank G Savith. Moving pictures showings and the Choral Union appear on multiple days with varied times.
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Thisle Orchestra
Chicago Glee Club
Maud Bullington Booth
Hyesing
Shivle Orchestra
Chicago Glee Cab
Loulie M. Shaw
Roberteau Moving Pictures
Hiels Orcheptra
Chautauqua
Winday
N. McGea Waters
Thiele Orchestra
Kubarteon Moving Pictures
Choral Union of
Forty Voicus
Bermton
Frank G. Savith
Mvening—Choral Union of Forty Voicas
Cunning Cupid Sparks Chautauqua Wedding News
The Tribune reports a Chautauqua afternoon wedding in Glenwood between Duval and Miss Stanton of Hastings, both 53, with Rev Ward officiating as rain fell. The couple will attend Chautauqua and visit relatives while starting married life near Glenwood.
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Duval
Miss Even Stanton
Hastings
Glenwood
Chautauqua
David Wenderson
Ward
Chautiuqua
Mr. Duval
Frank Choate
Mesdames Wilbur
Clyde Warren
Heinsheimer
David Sandiland
Imogene
Lizzie Allbee
John Roy
Omaha
Otis Allbee
OC. M. Ward
Illinois
Indiana
Miss Allbee
the Tribune
County Seat Contest Dominates Democratic Convention
The Glenwood based Democratic gathering in Glenwood yesterday chose delegates for state and national conventions. Malvern leaders pushed a county seat issue, excluding Glenwood names from the delegate list, and set a plan to reorganize leadership amid protests. Delegates named for the state convention to meet in Waterloo next Tuesday include Boehner Malvern Flammant Mineola Brunig Mineola Hammack Rawles Estes Rawles Birdsall Emerson.
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Glenwoor
Malvern
L. W. Boehner
J. R. Graham
Glenwood
John Flanagan
Ingraham
M. Flammant
Democratic Party
W. J. Bryan
Committee On
Boehner
Graham
Tribune
George W. Astes
Rowles
Wil
Waterloo
W. Boehner
Mineola
Dr. Brunig
Frank Plumer
Silver City
John Hammack
Rawles
Geo. W. Estes
Mlorace Birdsall
Emerson
Plain Talk From E Cole Over Amerson Bank Incident
E Cole of Amerson, dated August 1 1906, refutes a Tribune item attributing to him a conversation with Carlston about a horse owned by Harry Dunlip. He declares no such talk occurred and accuses Carlston of passing a bad check without deposit or bank knowledge.
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the Tribune
Carlston
Harry Dunlip
Amerson
E. Cole
Stuttering Jim Pinched Again
Jim Smith, a colored youth once living at Glenwood, was arrested in Omaha for a daytime house robbery after threatening a woman with a revolver. Released from Lincoln penitentiary three days earlier, he had served two prior terms and has a long criminal record dating back about 16 years after leaving Glenwood. His brother Al is also noted, and the mother is described as a large woman weighing about 200 pounds.
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Stuttering
Jim Smith
Glenwood
Omaha
Jim
Lincoln Penitentiary
Another Drowning at Manawa
The body of Thomas M. Weirich of Omaha was recovered from Lake Manawa Thursday morning after being in the water since Wednesday night. Found about 400 yards north of the Kursaal bath house he wore the bathing suit he entered with. The cause of death remained undetermined, whether suicide or accidental drowning. He was 32 years old.
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Manawa
Thomas M. Weirich
Omaha
Lake Manawa
Kursaal
Aveis
Foley Honey and Lar Offer Asthma Relief in Ad
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe cases and suggests use with lime for a cure, attributed to A. J. Howe of Glenwood.
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Foley
A. J. Howe
Glenwood
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